In Guinea Bissau, President Umaru Sissoko Emballo has accused the opposition of orchestrating what has been characterized as an attempted coup in the country a week ago. Last Thursday, gunfire exchanges occurred in the capital, Bissau, involving elements of the…

n Mali,  the Observatory for Elections and Good Governance is urging the transitional authorities to disclose the new date for the presidential election. This coalition, comprising around thirty civil society organizations, believes that the necessary conditions are now established for…

The Gambian National Assembly has made a plea for the government to supply additional arms and ammunition to the security services. Concurrently, the parliament has pressed the authorities to accelerate the promotion process and enhance the living conditions of security…

In Liberia, a coalition of civil society organizations operating under the umbrella of the Joint Civil Society Anti-corruption Initiative has submitted a petition to the National Anti-corruption Commission. The petition calls for an investigation into officials of the George Weah…

In Nigeria, the United Nations is calling for an investigation into the inadvertent bombing of a village in the north-central Kano state. Demonstrations have erupted in various cities, including the capital, to hold the army accountable for this tragic mistake.…

Business owners in Nigeria, grappling with persistent concerns over the potential loss of their livelihoods due to socio-political or ethno-religious crises, may find solace as the National Human Rights Commission unveils plans to provide compensation to deserving victims following a…

The President of the African Development Bank has asserted that African countries should be exempt from the European Union’s plan to impose a carbon tax on certain imports. According to him, the cost of the levy for the continent could…

Mali and Niger have annulled two longstanding treaties with France that governed cooperation and administrative assistance in tax matters. This information was communicated by both countries respective governments in a statement on Tuesday Originating from 1972, these agreements were initially…

In response to the limitations on mobile internet and the interference with certain private radio frequencies, the Guinean government has issued a statement. The government spokesperson contends that internet access is not an inherent right that individuals must necessarily assert.…

Ghana’s Attorney-General and Minister for Justice, Godfred Yeboah Dame, is advocating for harsher penalties for the illegal mining kingpin Aisha Huang. He has announced his decision to appeal against the 4-year-6-month sentence given to the Chinese national. The Attorney General…